Mohammed VI Polytechnic University and OCP Group have signed lately an agreement with Fertinagro Biotech, a company of the Térvalis Group (Spain), to ...

Nigeria, Morocco cooperation conducive to region’s integration
Since King Mohammed VI’s visit to Abuja in 2016, Morocco and Nigeria opened a new chapter under the motto of stronger bilateral relations in favor of ...

Laayoune, birthplace of eco-technological city charter
The city of Laayoune hosted last week the first International Urban Forum on the “City of Challenges” under the theme of Eco-Technological...

Phosphate industry : OCP focuses on sustainable development, innovation
More than 900 stakeholders in the global phosphate ecosystem from 40 countries are gathered in Benguerir, 70km north of Marrakech, to discuss how to u...

OCP, NBA team up to promote youth empowerment through sports in Morocco, Rwanda
OCP Group and the National Basketball Association (NBA) tied a new multiyear partnership aiming at expanding the NBA Junior League programs in Morocco...

On Morocco’s increasing role in global food security
There is no exaggeration in saying that Morocco will play an increasingly important role in the world’s food security as the country sits on the globe...

South South Cooperation: OCP signs new agreements with Ghana
Morocco’s OCP Group and Ghana’s Ministry of Food and Agriculture have signed Thursday two additional milestone agreements that are in line with ...

Morocco’s OCP, AU to cooperate in developing African agriculture
Morocco’s phosphates and fertilizer producer, OCP, signed a memorandum of understanding with the African Union Commission and the African Union’s Deve...

Nigeria looks to Morocco to boost its food security
Nigeria partnered with Morocco to achieve its food security through an increase in use of fertilisers, Nigerian President Muhammadou Buhari said. “We ...

North African phosphates, between Morocco’s headway and Algeria’s lethargy
North Africa boasts the world’s richest phosphate reserves, most of which is located in Morocco but Algerian and Tunisian soil have significant untapp...